Williamsburg Whispers Haunted Ghost Tour with Add-on Options
by US Ghost Adventures
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This Williamsburg Haunted Ghost Walking Tour lasts between one hour and seventy-five minutes and covers about one mile along cobblestone streets. A local guide carries a lantern and leads the group to several historic sites known for ghost sightings and unexplained events. The tour begins at the Precious Gem, a historic building with reports of strange noises and ghostly apparitions. It continues to Bruton Parish Episcopal Church, where visitors have seen ghostly figures and heard whispers. Next is Market Square, a former commercial center with accounts of apparitions and unusual phenomena. The route proceeds to the Peyton Randolph House, a colonial residence with reports of ghostly activity inside. The tour then visits the Governor’s Palace, known for sightings of colonial governors' spirits and unexplained sounds in its halls and gardens. Afterward, the group stops at the George Wythe House, linked to the spirit of the statesman and Declaration of Independence signer. The final stop is the Kimball Theatre, where shadowy figures and strange noises have been reported. At each location, the guide shares researched history alongside eyewitness ghost stories. Tips for the guide are not included. Add-on options are available to extend or customize the tour experience.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Precious Gem
The Precious Gem is a historic building in Williamsburg with a reputation for strange noises and ghost sightings reported by visitors and staff. Its long history and mysterious atmosphere make it a key stop on the tour. The visit here lasts about 8 minutes.
8 min
Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
Bruton Parish Episcopal Church features colonial architecture and is reportedly haunted by spirits of early church members. Guests have seen ghostly forms and heard whispers within the churchyard. The church’s quiet setting and history contribute to its eerie reputation. The stop is about 7 minutes.
7 min
Market Square
Market Square served as a busy commercial center in Williamsburg and is associated with various ghost stories. Visitors and locals have reported apparitions and unexplained events near the old market buildings. This stop lasts roughly 8 minutes.
8 min
Peyton Randolph House
The Peyton Randolph House was a notable colonial residence and is said to be haunted by former occupants. There are accounts of ghostly figures and strange noises within the historic rooms. The house’s role in early American history adds to its haunted status. The tour pauses here for about 7 minutes.
7 min
Governor’s Palace
Once the home of Virginia’s colonial governors, the Governor’s Palace is known for ghost sightings of former governors and unexplained sounds in its halls and gardens. Its political importance and grand design are part of the stories told during the 8-minute stop.
8 min
George Wythe House
The George Wythe House was the residence of the signer of the Declaration of Independence and reputedly haunted by Wythe’s restless spirit. Visitors report seeing ghostly figures and feeling eerie sensations. The colonial home’s connection to American history adds to its haunted reputation. The visit lasts 7 minutes.
7 min
Kimball Theatre
The Kimball Theatre is a historic venue with a history of performances and ghostly activity. Staff and patrons have seen shadowy figures and heard unexplained noises in the theater’s older areas. The stop here takes about 8 minutes.
8 min
Meeting point
Directions: All Ghost Tours meet on Duke of Gloucester Street, in front of the Kimball Theater, located at 424 W Duke of Gloucester St in Colonial Williamsburg’s Merchant’s Square.
End point
Directions: All Ghost Tours meet on Duke of Gloucester Street, in front of the Kimball Theater, located at 424 W Duke of Gloucester St in Colonial Williamsburg’s Merchant’s Square.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Williamsburg Whispers Haunted Ghost Tour with Add-on Options
by US Ghost Adventures
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$52Overview
This Williamsburg Haunted Ghost Walking Tour lasts between one hour and seventy-five minutes and covers about one mile along cobblestone streets. A local guide carries a lantern and leads the group to several historic sites known for ghost sightings and unexplained events. The tour begins at the Precious Gem, a historic building with reports of strange noises and ghostly apparitions. It continues to Bruton Parish Episcopal Church, where visitors have seen ghostly figures and heard whispers. Next is Market Square, a former commercial center with accounts of apparitions and unusual phenomena. The route proceeds to the Peyton Randolph House, a colonial residence with reports of ghostly activity inside. The tour then visits the Governor’s Palace, known for sightings of colonial governors' spirits and unexplained sounds in its halls and gardens. Afterward, the group stops at the George Wythe House, linked to the spirit of the statesman and Declaration of Independence signer. The final stop is the Kimball Theatre, where shadowy figures and strange noises have been reported. At each location, the guide shares researched history alongside eyewitness ghost stories. Tips for the guide are not included. Add-on options are available to extend or customize the tour experience.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Precious Gem
The Precious Gem is a historic building in Williamsburg with a reputation for strange noises and ghost sightings reported by visitors and staff. Its long history and mysterious atmosphere make it a key stop on the tour. The visit here lasts about 8 minutes.
8 min
Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
Bruton Parish Episcopal Church features colonial architecture and is reportedly haunted by spirits of early church members. Guests have seen ghostly forms and heard whispers within the churchyard. The church’s quiet setting and history contribute to its eerie reputation. The stop is about 7 minutes.
7 min
Market Square
Market Square served as a busy commercial center in Williamsburg and is associated with various ghost stories. Visitors and locals have reported apparitions and unexplained events near the old market buildings. This stop lasts roughly 8 minutes.
8 min
Peyton Randolph House
The Peyton Randolph House was a notable colonial residence and is said to be haunted by former occupants. There are accounts of ghostly figures and strange noises within the historic rooms. The house’s role in early American history adds to its haunted status. The tour pauses here for about 7 minutes.
7 min
Governor’s Palace
Once the home of Virginia’s colonial governors, the Governor’s Palace is known for ghost sightings of former governors and unexplained sounds in its halls and gardens. Its political importance and grand design are part of the stories told during the 8-minute stop.
8 min
George Wythe House
The George Wythe House was the residence of the signer of the Declaration of Independence and reputedly haunted by Wythe’s restless spirit. Visitors report seeing ghostly figures and feeling eerie sensations. The colonial home’s connection to American history adds to its haunted reputation. The visit lasts 7 minutes.
7 min
Kimball Theatre
The Kimball Theatre is a historic venue with a history of performances and ghostly activity. Staff and patrons have seen shadowy figures and heard unexplained noises in the theater’s older areas. The stop here takes about 8 minutes.
8 min
Meeting point
Directions: All Ghost Tours meet on Duke of Gloucester Street, in front of the Kimball Theater, located at 424 W Duke of Gloucester St in Colonial Williamsburg’s Merchant’s Square.
End point
Directions: All Ghost Tours meet on Duke of Gloucester Street, in front of the Kimball Theater, located at 424 W Duke of Gloucester St in Colonial Williamsburg’s Merchant’s Square.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.